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HOW A SENATOR FARMS.
A LOOK AT SENATOR PALMER'S
ESTATE NEAR DETROIT.

His Wonderful Jersey Cow Stable and
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Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF LARKIN Cook DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given by the und' rsi gned,
administrators OF the Estate of l., rkln Couk d :
ceased, to the 'reditors OF and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to EXHIBIT them
with the necessary vouchers, witbiA f. ur months
after tue first publication of this notice, to III.
ssid Administratrix. vt her residence in the town
of Broadford In the County of Altnras.
Dated at HALEY. Idrho, Septem' err 8. 1897.
MRS MARY L. COOK,
Administrative the Estate OF LArkin Cook,
sSw5 deceased.
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Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, Nov. g. Special Telegram to the
BEE. -CATTLE-Although receipts show
material faling-off as compared with last
week, the demand does not improve and
prices remain as low as ever. The truth is
that the dressed beef dealers have sufficient
stock on hand to last some time. They are
not urgent buyers, and they are willing to
wait until some of the surplus is worked off
Prime and fancy native cattle are scarce. A
load of the latter sold for $3.50. A few other
lots of prime natives made $5.OO@5.25, with
the ordinary run of really good stock rang
ing between $4.OO and $3.50. Plenty
of useful 1900 to 1,4OO-lb steers are
selling at s3.50@3s0, and plain but profitable
stock to the butcher as low as $2S0@3. 25
Rangers, 81 25(d3.15, and Texans $1.S5Gd2. 75
Native butchers and canning stock is going
for q song. There is II fair business in the
stocker and feeder line at Sl75d2.25 for
little things and g.. .50@2, 90 for 1000 ID and up
wards. Shipping steers, 1850 to 1900 lbs, So 90
(G5l0; 1900 to 1850 lbs, $3.50C34.65; $50 to
1900 lbs, $2.1O(G42O. StOckers and feeders un-
changed at 81 .6O@26O; cows, bulls and mixed,
81. .OOtd240; bulk, $l40@l.75. Through Texas
cattle unchanged; bulls and cows, 81 300pl 81; {;
steers, $l.S5@2.G0 Western rangers, 81. POO
800
HoGs-Trade was slow with downturn
Of 5@10c. With fresh arrivals and the num-
ber carried over there were A., 600 to $1,000
on sale. Then the weather is unreasonably
warm and uncertain, hence houses that are
without ice or short of that refrigcratng
factor cannot operate with safety, and as a
consequence are uncertain and light buyers.
The bulk of best packing sorts sold at from
a, 40 to A,45. Anything above that range
was prime and $3.50 was the high price
today; common and coarse, 81. 20(G4 25; light
sorts, s4.35@4.45
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
LIVE STOCK.
Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Nov.

The Drovers' Journal reports:
Cattle-Receipts, 5000; SC higher for best
natives; others unchanged; shipping steers,
S210@5,l0; stockcrs and feeders, 81 .60d260; /;
cows, bulls and mixed, Sl.O0@2.i0; Texas
cattle unchanged; Western rangers, $2.2o9
800.
Hogs-Rcceipts, 81 900; unchanged; rough
and mixed, -, l50G4 -; packing and shipping,
S43O@L5o; light, S4,20@430; skips, S3.259
Ais.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; shade higher for
best grades; natives, sl.756f450; Texans,
S?25@3,25; western, s2,75@365; lambs, 400
@5.50 per 100 lbs.
National Stock Yards. Fast St.
Louis, Nov. 3. - Cattle-Receipts, 5000;
shipments, 1000; steady; choice heavy
native steers, A,lOd46O; fair to good, $3.50
G42O; butchers steers. medium TO choice,
S2.9Otd360; rangers, S!00@3,50.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments, 1000;
market active but lower; choice
heavy and butchers selections, 81. 40@4, go;
packing and Workers, medium TO choice,
A.O5@4 40; pigs, common to good, 81, 60d400,
Kansas City. Nov. g. s.-0attle-Receipts
1000; shipments, 5000; goo, to choice
steady, 1tners lower; good TO choice corn
fed, A.25@475; common to medium, $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04

Phillip cambria lie; Lonsdale, 11ilc: Ions
dale, stsc; New York mills, l0lsc: Pepperell,
~ inch, i01sc; Pepperell, 20 inch, llilc; Pep
perell, o. lSc; Pepperell 81, lsc; Pepperell,
a.. zoe; Pepperell, 104, 22lSc; Canton, a,
SIC; Canton -, eiac; Triumph, &c; Wam-
sutta, lie; Valley, SC
BRowN SHEETiNG-AtlantaA A, ~, re; a
Bantic II, -, &c; Atlantic ID, ~, 6lsc; At
lantic p, 4, 5s.c; Aurora Ii. "A, sslc; Au-
Hoosier LII, -, sac; Indian Head, "A, 7ic;
Lawrence IL, ~, 59Ic; Old Dominion, a.,
SIC; Pepperell X, a., 6itc; Pcppcrell o, "a,
&c; Pepperell s-4, 16c; Pepperell, "a, lsc;
pepperell, 104, 2oc; Utica @, a., 4sic;
Wachusett, ~, &c; Aurora Il, ~, 61gc; Au-
rora B, A., &c.
DuoK--West Point 90 in, s o., 1O,9c; West
Point 29 in, 10 o.. 12i6c; West Point 20 in, IL
OF, lac; West Point 40 in, II OF, 1fc, Checks
Caledonia X, 9lSc; Caledonia Xxx. 1Oiisc;
Economy, e99l5c; Otis, s@9>dc.
General Markets.
SrIRITs-Cologne spirits, lss proof, 81 10;
do 10l proof IL; spirits second quality, lOl
proof. 81: 10; do lss proof. LOO. Alcohol lSS
TaSs %sssss .' gf5 sns gallon Gin RfssalsH SsadsG
sl5Oaa.Oo; Kentucky bourbons, $4,000
600; Kentucky and Pennsylvania
rycs. s2oo@6.sO; Golden Sheaf
bourbon and rye whiskies, 81. 1.5Oti3.0O. Bran
dies, imported, s5Oo@s:5O; domestic, $l.3od
800 Gins, imported, $4.50@8.0O; domestic,
sl.25d3OO. Champagnes, imported, per case,
t2s.U@3W; American, per case, $lO.OOG
1900.
HEAVY HARDwARE-Iron, rate, s2.70; plow
steel, special cast, SIC; crucible steel. 6l4c;
cast tools, do, 120tl5c; wagon spokes, per set,
S200@5.50; hubs, per set, $3.50; felloes,
sawed dry, $1.60; tongues, each, soc; axles,
each, 75c; square nuts, per 10, 6(d13c; coil
chain per ID, 6l9M l3c: malleable, S@Dc; iron
wedges, &c; crowbars, &c; harrow teeth, hc;
spring steel, 4@5c Burdens horse shoes,
A.15; Burdens mule shoes, 1918; barbed
wire, in car lots, 100 per 100 lbs; iron nails,
rates, 10 to So $40; steel nails $3.50.
HlpEs-Green butchers, 51Gc: green cured,
nc; damaged hides, two-thirds price. Tai
low-314c. Grease-Prime white, &c; yellow,
&c: brown 115c. Sheeppelts, 25a4Oc.
CoAL-Egg, 5000; nut, 5000; range, $1,000;
walnut block, 350; Iowa lump, $780, Iowa
nut, S2.75; Illinois, 4.250l415.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04

mon. 81 .SO0i1.i ~ Ducks. large t?J5: med
ium 81. OOtn2.25 turkeys. iMiiSc live weight:
geese. $500 per doz Drcssed-Deinand light
by reason of the warm weather; chickens,
choice stock. Sm lUc: turkeys, llu l2c: ducks,
l0c.
GAMr--Receipts light prairie chickens, SO 25
$3.50: mallard ducks. al J,kd2 30: quail 81 50(1
l.i5: teal and mixed ducks, 81 coal Is: geese,
$3.50: snpe. i5ctaslW jack rabbits 400
45c each: jack suipe, S1.0O per doz; antelope
and deer, per h., carcasses, &c; saddles, IL
tol4c
Por,rors-The market is well supplied.
Utah and Colorado stock sells at S00tS5c: Ne
blaska aud Iowa stock. 55GIi0c per bushel
SWEET porATOEs-The market IL well sup
piled with home grown ar 65tt,5c per bushel;
Virginia stock Be per lb.,lt
ONroNs-Homc grown. 70@oOc; Spanish
onions. T.. OO per 5Olb crate
CAuIIALowER-S?.5O per doz.
OYSTERS Mediums, 25c; standard, 3oc;
selects, 32lGc; extra selects 35c; New York
counts. 40c.
CRANBERRiEs-The market is fairly we'll
supplied with good stock. Bell & Cherry,
$50; Bell Il Bugle. $500; Cape Gods, 900.
CELERi-The supply is not heavy. Good
stock brings 35ot40 a dozen.
CIDER Choice Michigan cider, $3.50 per
bbl. of 32 gal.
OnANGrs-Lo Louisiana oranges constitute the
bulk on the market. Good stock. IS. 500u9 90
per bbl. SI.Id 800 per box.
BEANs-Ha picked navy, $3.50 per bushcl
and other grades down as low as Sl25. Cali
fornia stockl 81. 40 per bushel.
COCOANrTs-Good stock, $500.
IEEONs-Messina, $550(d6.0O; Maiora
500; Sorrento. 800.
MArLE SrGAR-Choice Ohio stock, 1Oc per
lb.
POPCoEN-Choice rice corn, &c per lb other
kinds, 2(a2i &c per lb.
HoNEY-Choice, in lb frames, 21c
APPLEs-ChOice Michigan apples, home
grown. S'.0O6i350; Jonathans. S3.5O0t315.
GRArEs-Home grown stock is in liberal
supply and is moving freely at 4i5cper pound; !;
California. Tokay, $50 per crate; Muscats,
s.. 50: New York 10-lb b, nets, 35M45c.
QrINCEs-Ncw York vck, S1.59dS.0 90 per
bbl.
BANANAs--The market is we'll supplied
with bananas at S2.00d3.0O per bunch.
NrTs-New crop; Ohio chesthuts, l501Sc
per 10; peanuts, y &C. raw; Brazil nuts, 13c;
almonds, Tarragona, 2Gc; English walnuts,
lSc: filbcrts l2c.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
FINANCIAL.

New YoRK, Nov. 3.-[Special Telegram to
the BEE-SToCKs-There were no striking
developments in the stock market. Chicago
operators led in the recent advance, but hav-
ing good profits unloaded yesterday and this
morning, are waiting for the market to ad-
vance so that short selling is safer, when
they can jump in and make another turn.
The majority of operators think favorably of
buying good dividend stocks on all declines.
Northwestern, the Coalers and the Wander
bilts are favorites. The rate w2r in the north
west is still unsettled, but strong efforts are
being made to harmonic the confi, ing ele-
ments, and party of Northwestern officials
left for st, Paul last night to try and adjust
rates London was steady, but did nothing
of consequence in the market. The trunk
line executive committee met to-day and
unanimously adopted the foreign export
rates. This will advance rates 100 to 200 per
cent and give the roads more money for the
business. The market opened quiet and
steady, with q rather strong undortone.
Commission people appeared to have few or
ders, but the market held up well, and dur
ing the morning advanced 1a@l15 per cent,
the latter on Lackawanna, which President
Sloan says earned over per cent on its stock
with only one sale. Russell Sage,
who is commonly supposed to be act
ing for Jay Gould, says: 81 am
not doing any joint account business
with Gould or anybody else. The fact is,
Gould is not in the speculative markets. He
is an investor, pure and simple but an inter
est holder Of many millions Of dollars worth
of stocks. Perhaps if he and others could
convince themselves that the market was
doomed to destruction they might be inclined
to sacrifice their securities, but as they base
their calculations on solid facts and cold fig
ures they are not to be alarmed at few
bears Inanmuvres, Ii is certainly notewor-
thy that the market goes down like piece of
cork that is, II requires much pressing, and
us soon as the pressure is removed up prices
rebound, ana the impetus OF short selling
sends quotations nj many instances 10 higher
notqhes. THIS Is not 4 bear market now Re
actions will occur, hut people who have stocks
viii do better not to pay any attention to
traders operations, because If they are in
hucnced by daily quotations they may be in
duced to sell out their properties ut great
loss 70 themselves. am bull on conditions.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Thursday, Nov, 3
Produce, Fruits, Etc.

Produce, Fruits, Etc.
The fOllO,cing are the prices at 1rhich
round lots of produce are sold on this
market. Fruits or other lines Of goods re-
quiring ertrd labor of packing cannot al
acdUs he supplied on outside orders at the
same prices quoted the local trade.
The produce markets were fairly active to-
day, the supply and demand being about
equal. The weather of the past few days has
been most too WDrm for the handling Of
dressed poultry, game, etc, and the market
has bean a little dull on those lines. The
oyster trade has also suffered from the warm
weather.
BUTTER-Creamery, West Point, SOC; other
crcameries, 22@24c per pound; choice dairy,
ls@20c; medium grades, l3(a l5c; ordinary,
90rl0c.
EGGs-Choice stock is selling mostly at o0c.
There is a tendency on the part of commits
sion men TO hold for higher prices, but the
demand is hardly strong enough to force
prices up.
CuEEsE-Market fair. Fancy full cream,
cheddars, single, l219@l3c; full cream twins,
l2]9@l3c; young Americas, l3I2c; brick
cheese, 100 lbs in case l5c; Limberger 100
lbs in case, lac; Saures' fancy Ohio, l9c.
PouLTRY-Live-Ag good many of the old
fowls that are coming in are very light and do
not sell as well as good spring chickens. Fancy
stock, S2.OOtY2 25; choice, Sl.75@2.00; COM
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
Hogs.

The receipts of hogs were only moderate
The market opened slow with the buyers
Offering s4.1OM4.15 for the best loads. Sales
men, however. were slow to sell at those
prices, and the buyers were forced to pay as
high as A.15M4.2O, and s4.25 for one
load. Later when the early buyers had
filled their orders the market fell fiat. The
buyers remaining in the yards concluded they
did not want any hogs and began to bear
down the market, offering loa15c less than
their early morning bids. Still later, orders
were received to buy hogs from Armour Il
Co, and from Kansas City and Indianapolis.
When these buyers appeared in the pens that
aroused the other buyers and the market
closed active at prices about steady with the
opening. Everything was taken.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04

In the long run they must sell, as even the
bears will discover to their cost The mar
ket weakened toward the close as business
decreased, and there appeared to be more
stocks offered than buyers cared to take. All
the early advance was lost on active stocks
and several last sales were at a slight recess
sion from yesterday. The changes, how
ever, were unimportant. The total sales
were 22i ,592 shares, against 306,l4s yester-
day.
GovERNMESTs-Gover bonds were
dull hut steady
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
Live Stock Notes.

Cattle easier.
Hogs closed steady.
No good corn cattle here.
General cattle market slow.
j. G. Wysong, of Cedar Rapids Neb., was a
spectator yesterday.
Judge Dove, of Dove City, Ia, marketed
a load of hogs at S4.22l2
f. r. Murphy, hog buyer for p. ID. Ar
mour, was on the market yesterday.
George B. Morehead, of Dunlap, Ia, dis
posed Of load of hogs at a good figure.
II, S. Van Tassell, of Cheyenne, was in
yesterday with twenty car loads of cattle.
Bob Thompson, formerly hog buyer for the
Cleveland Packing company, is here looking
over the yards.
G. II. Williams, secretary of the Union
stock yards of Chicago, bought several loads
of feeders for his ranch at Albion.
A. G.. Evans, cashier of the Farmers bank
at Hampton, Neb., was at the yards yester-
day, the guest of his father-in-law, w. f.
McCloud.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
Flour and Feed,

The .folloWing are the jObbing prices:
Minnesota patents $3.50 per cwt; Mime
sofa hackers straight, s.. 30 per cwt; Kansas
and Missouri winter fancy patents, 81. $40
$50; Nebraska patents, S2.250t2 235 rye -four,
Sl.i5M | 30 per cwt: rye Graham, 81 40 per
cwt wheat. Graham $l.15 per cwt; corn
meal, yellow Nc per cwt; cOrnmeal, white,
81 90 per cwt: chopped feed, Sl4.00tt 1900 per
ton: bran. Sl2 90 per ton; screenings,
S9.uO0l2O0 per ton.
HAY-Slow: upland prairie, 500; common,
St On(ut IN
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04

415 stockers, s2Wm2.Go; feeding steers,
s2.6So 3.20: cows, sl.25m250.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; shipments. 1000:
market opened BE- lower closed strong and
lOc higher: common TO choice, $3.aOd4.3O: :
skins and pigs e.. ONnA II
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
YESTERDAYS QUOTATIONS..

MoSEY-On call. easy at 3d+ per cent,
closed offered at 3 per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER - Gas per
cent.
A.SlA for sixty day bills, and s4.s5i. for de
mand,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
Thursday, Nova.
Cattle.

JhnfsdaN, NoN,o.
Cattle.
The receipts of cattle, although still light.
were considerably heavier than yesterday
The proportion of native cattle was small
and there were very few if any good corn-fed
natives here. The market was very quiet at
prices a shade easier than yesterday. There
were few inquiries for feeders, mostly for
natives, but only a few sold.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
Dry Goods.


PRINTs-SoLID COLoRs-Atlanta, SIC:
Slater, &c. Berlin Oil, 6]ac; Garner OIL 60I
&c. PINK AND RoBEs-Richmond, &c; Allen
&c; Riverpont, SC; Steel River, &c; Rich
mOnd, &c; Pacific SIC. INDIGO BLUE-Wash-
ington, &c; Century Indigo blue prints 1Oc {;
Arnold A 12c; Arnold Goldseal lO]9c DRESS !;
Charter Oak 4l9c; Ramapo 3sIc: Lodi 415c: !:
Allen, 5l@c; Richmond, 519c; Windsor, &c I;
Eddystone, &c; Pacific, &c.
CORSET JEANs-Androscogin, nc; Kear-
sage, nc; Rockport, 6l4c; Conestoga, 61+c.
BArTs-Standard, Sc; Gem, 1O15c; Beauty,
12l2c, Boone, l4c; b, cased, $3.50.
COTTON FLANNELs-l0 per cent trade dis
count-LL, 6s4c; &C, 712c; SIS, s4c; Name
less, size; No. 5, &c; EE, 91lc; GG, lO1Ic;
Xxx, 12c; 90, 14c; mn, 16c; RX, 1Sc; II,
20c; No. 10, s19c 40, 1012c; 60 121gc; so, 15c;
l5c; Bristol, l314c; Union Pacific, 1Sc.
CARPET WAKp-Bibb white, 1S12c; colored,
20Lc.
GINGnAM-Plunkett checks, nc; Whit
tenton, 7ltc;. York, 7l4c; Normandi Dress,
Dress, &c; Renfrew Dress, 9@l2l!c.
CAMnRIcs--Slater, 4lGc; Woods, 419c; Stan
dard, 4lac; Peacock, 4l1c.
TIcKs-Lewiston, 80 in, 12]9c; Lewiston,
81 in, l3}ac; York, SO in, lac: Swift River,
ss14c; Thorndike 100, 9}ac: Thorndike Xxx.
15c; Cords No, 5, 91Gc; Cords No 4, lie.
DESIMs-Amoskeag s-oz,, 16c; Everett, Z
o.. 13c; York, 7-oz., 13c; Haymaker, S14c;
Jaffrey Xxx, ll12c; Jaffrey XXX, 12l9c; Bea-
yer Creek, "A, l2c; Beaver Creek BIB, lie;
Beaver Creek &C, lOc.
1sc; Durham, k5Se; Hercules, lsc; SCI Leaning,
ton, 2219c; Cottswold, 25c.
CRAsH-Stevens' b, &c; bleached, &c; Ste
yens' A, nc; ,bleached, s1Gc; Stevens p.
SIC; bleached, 9I4c; Stevens N, 9I4c;
bleached, l0]9c; Stevens S X T, l2]lc
MIsCELLANEous-Tab oil cloth, s2,s5;
plain Holland, Size to Sc; Dado Holland, l219c,
Observation-Disclosures, sec; Goshen,
S2Ic Clear Lake, s:]9c; Maple City, 36}3c.
25]sc; b H No, 2, n, a2]lc; b H No, ], Z,
3Oc; Quechee No. ~, 42c; ;Quechee No. 2, y,
S1l1c; .Quechee No. 8, q, 32l &c: Anawan,
l3%c; Windsor, 22lI, Redo 2l-inch, 15}9c;
+, 4-inch, Gle; .GG, e4-inch, lsc; II A f,
q, 25c; II +, q, 2716c; G., q, 35c.
CoMFoRTgRs- .6O@35O0.
BLANhETs-White,$ 81 .OO@7,5 colored 81 10
(dS00.
BLEAcmED SHEETING-Berkely cambric,
No 10, 9Ac; Best Yet, ~, 6l4c; butter cloth
90, 414c; Cabot, nc; Farwell, Sc; fruit of
Loom, ss4c; Greene G, 6c; Hope, nc; King
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04

All sales of stock in this market are made
per cwt live weight unless otherwise stated.
Dead hogs sell at &c per Id. for all weights.
"Skins," or hogs weighing less than 100 lbs.
no value. Pregnant sows are dockcd 40 lbs.
and stays so lbs. by the public inspector.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
SHIPMENTS.
Prevailing Prices.

Showing the prevailing prices paid for live
stock on this market:
Choice steers. 1900 to 1900 fts s. 25d 4.55
Choice steers, 100 to 1900 fbs ... 4OOCd4.25
Fat little steers, 800 to 1850 tbs 3.i5a3.S5
Corn fed range steers. 1900 to 1900 3i5Qt4 30
Good to choice cOrn-fed cows ... 225(d2. 80
Common to medium cows.......... 1.50td2.?5
Good to choice bulls. l25M2. 90
Good range feeders. s................ 2.25M2.50
Good native feeders, 800 lbs and up
wards. ..................... 25O(d2.i5
Fair to medium native feeders, 800
TBS and upwards ds.............2 225ti2. 80
StOckers. 400 to 100 TBS. s............. 2Wtd2.50
Prime fat sheep. ecp..................3 325(d3. 50
Fair TO medium sheep 2.5Od3.00
Common sheep. observation-disclosures 1.50(d2.25
Light and medium hogs. ......... 4.Wtd4. 10
Good to choice heavy hogs. ....... 4.1O(d4.25
Good to choice mixed hogs ....... 4.O5U4.,5
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04

Range OF Prices.
Showing the highest and lowest prices
paid for hogs, on this market during the past
seven days and on the corresponding days in
1855 and 1886.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
GrOCers' List.

COFFEE Ordinary grades, 20d2Oi5c; fair,
2l@2ll9c; prime, 81 9@22c; fancy green and
yellow, 230c25c; old government Java, 2SU1
SOC; interior Java, 25d2Sc; Mocha. 2S(03Oc;
NXNX, 25s4c; Dilworth's, 25c; Red Cross,
o54c.
REFINED LARD-Tierce, 7c 40-lb square
cans, 10; 50-lb round, 74c; 20-lb round 7l4c;
lo-lb pals, nc; 5-lb pals, re; BIB pals,
7Ac
SUGAR - Granulated.y 7a4c; conf. A,
7m1isc: white extra G.. 6ssm6l%c; extra G,
dlsm6i4c; yellow c. 5l9c: cut loaf, 7ss@7lGc;
powdered, 1l4mrsc.
PICKLES. Medium in bbls, $3.50: do in half
bbls BIS: small, in bbls 81 80; do in half
bbls 4-25; gerkins, in bbls, $3.50; do in half
bbls, $40.
ToHAcco-Lorillard's Climax 44c Splen-
did, Ale: Mechanics Delight, Ale: Leggett &
mond's Horse Shoe, Ale; Il. j.. SIC; Sorgs
Spearhead, 44c.
BRooMs-Extra +tie $500; No. L., q, No.
., S.75: heavy stable, ~
CANpy-Mixed. 9Gtllc; stick. s1%a919c
JELLIEs-30-lb pals, 81 l.sOnl.gO
PPovIsIoNs-Hams, 104Gll1c; breakfast
bacon lli4@ll}Gc: bacon sides, S24@9c: dry
salt, 15tMSc: shoulders 1T7l1c: dried beef
hams, C01lc; dried beef regular, 9l9Ml014c;
hrms, picnic. 19i@Sc.
DRIED Fruts-Apples, new, rs, &c; evap-
Grated, 80 lb ring, 10dlOBc raspberries,
evaporated. 2Sa29c; blackberries, evaporated,
994@lOc: pitted cherries, l9d12Oc; peaches,
new, nc; evaporated, peeled peaches, %
@29c; evap-orated, impaired, lSal9c; new
currents, 114M713c; prunes, 5@5l2c: citron,
25c; raisins, London layers, S23O012.40; Cali
fornia loose muscatels, S2.10a2.20; new
Valencia, S34M914c.
pE-Seven-sixteenths, 1119@114c.
WOoDENwARE-Two-h hoop pals, per doz,
81 .45: thrce-hoop pals, Sl.7O; No tub, $3.50;
No. 2tub, $3.50; No. 3 tub, $3.50; wash
boards, $1.15; assorted bowls, S2.25; No.
! churns, 50; No. c churns,, 8; No. churns,
st.
CANNED GooDs-Oyster, standard. per
S3.0O@31O; raspberries, Glib, per case, $1,000
3l0; California pears, per case, S4.60(D4.S0; (;
aprcots, per case, 81 10G4.25; peaches per
case, s.. .150u5. .S5: white cherries per case
$500: pums, per case, S3S0(d3.90; blueber-
ries, per case, S2.30M240; egg plums, 2-lb,
per case, $3.50; pineapples, 2lb, per case,
s3,2O@5 IS; l Id salmon, per doz, Sl.NO@ 1876;
2-lb goosberres, per case, s325CG3.35: 2-lb
string beans, per case, S1.75; 2-lb lima beans,
per case, 81 60; 2lb marrowfat peas, So. .5O(6l
2d0 2-lb early June peas, per case. 81 /;
BIB tomatoes, S2:40@2.5O; 2-lb corn, $4,000
240.
CRACKERs-Garneau's soda, butter and
picnic, &c; creams, Sc; ginger snaps, Sc; city
soda, &c.
TEAS Japan, 2O@55c: gunpowder, GOA
6oAc; Young Hyson, 25955c; Ooolong, 2o(@
60c.
SYRuP-No 20, 4-gallon kegs, sl.45Qll.5O; ;
New Orleans, per gallon, 3sG146c: maple
syrup, half bbls, "old time" per gallon, S0c; ;
1-gallon cans, per doz, 5000; half gallon
cans, per doz, s625; quart cans, 1925.
STARCH-Mirror gloss, $40; Graves corn,
6l4c; OswegO gloss, &c; Oswego corn, &c.
HOLLAND HERRINGs-75GlS0c per keg.
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Inch Grooved Roofing, $l.OO per M more
than l2inch stock boards same length.
SHINGLES, LATH.
Xxx clear. ...... $40 Extra *A*. So 90
*A* Standard. e. :. 2.75 #A* H b & b.. 2.55
in. clear, No. :. 1.5O Lath. ........... 2.G5
POSTS.
White cedar, q in, 19s, l2c; in. qrs., lie;
in. qrs., 10c; in. round, 15c; Tennessee
Red Cedar, split, 15c; Split Oak, 12c.
LIME, ETC.
Quincy white lime (best), 9Oc; Akron ce-
ment, $l.75; hair, SOC; plaster, ~ IS; tar board
S175; sash, 4Oc per Ct; doors, 4Oc per ct.
blinds 40c per CT; mouldidgs, 40c per CT.
tar felt per cwt., 81 IS, straw board. $l75.
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